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Complete architectural overhaul from solid blocks to manufactured product: **Procedural Construction (The Welder's Approach):** Components: - LEFT/RIGHT STILES: 40x40mm vertical profiles with 1mm rounded corners - TOP/BOTTOM RAILS: 20x40mm horizontal profiles with 1mm rounded corners - INTERMEDIATE RAILS: Dynamic based on gridType (3-vlak/4-vlak) - GLASS PANEL: 8mm thick, sits inside frame cavity - VERTICAL DIVIDER: For paneel type (40x40mm) - HANDLES: U-greep (20x600x20mm) or Klink (80x20x20mm + sphere) Using RoundedBox from @react-three/drei: - All steel parts have 1mm radius rounded edges - Catches light realistically like real steel - Smoothness=4 for quality curves Assembly Logic: - Stiles positioned at ±(doorWidth/2 - stileWidth/2) - Rails positioned at ±(doorHeight/2 - railHeight/2) - Glass inset inside frame (doorWidth - stileWidth*2) - No overlapping geometry - clean construction **Premium Materials:** Steel Material: - color: #1a1a1a (off-black, never pure black) - roughness: 0.25 (satin finish, slightly reflective) - metalness: 0.8 (clearly metallic) - envMapIntensity: 1 (reflects environment) Glass Material (MeshPhysicalMaterial): - transmission: 1 (full transparency) - roughness: 0.05 (almost perfectly smooth) - thickness: 2.5 (proper light refraction) - ior: 1.5 (index of refraction for glass) - color: #eff6ff (subtle blue tint) - clearcoat: 1 (surface reflections) **Enhanced Environment:** Lighting: - Changed preset from "studio" to "city" - environmentIntensity: 0.8 (stronger reflections) - Metal profiles now reflect surroundings realistically Contact Shadows: - resolution: 1024 (high quality) - opacity: 0.5, scale: 10, blur: 2 - Proper grounding effect **Result:** - Door looks like manufactured steel product, not a solid block - Rounded edges catch light realistically - Steel reflects environment (city buildings, sky) - Glass has proper refraction and transmission - Shadows ground the door properly - Each component is individually constructed and lit Visual Quality: Studio-grade photorealism Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
First, run the development server:
npm run dev
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pnpm dev
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bun dev
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This project uses next/font to automatically optimize and load Geist, a new font family for Vercel.
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